SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE INTEGRATION OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES INTO THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL RELATIONS
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people with disabilities, social integration, social relations, inclusiveness, social justice, human dignity, equal opportunities, social exclusion, discrimination, social interaction.Abstract
This article analyzes the socio-philosophical foundations of integrating people with disabilities into the system of social relations. It examines the social status and place of individuals in society, equality of rights and opportunities, social justice, and inclusiveness as important factors ensuring the full participation of people with disabilities in public life. The article substantiates the need to understand disability not only as a medical condition but also as a social, cultural, and philosophical phenomenon. It reveals the impact of social barriers, stereotypes, discrimination, and social exclusion on the integration of people with disabilities. The study emphasizes that creating an inclusive social environment, recognizing human dignity, and developing social interaction are essential conditions for ensuring an active civic position and the full integration of people with disabilities into modern society.
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